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Gunbarrel Veterinary Clinic
Distance: 5.1 Mi4636 N 55th
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Denver Veterinary Hospital Caring Hands
Distance: 12.5 Mi13741 Colorado Blvd
80602-7052 Brighton
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Dr. Turie Norman makes house calls or sees clients in her office in Boulder, Colorado. The first visit includes a western physical exam, a chiropractic evaluation, and an eastern traditional Chinese medical exam. In most cases, she will perform acupuncture. Do a chiropractic adjustment, and/or prescribe a Chinese herbal formula for your pet's individual needs. A portion of the time will be spent discussing diet and nutrition. For cats and dogs, Dr. Norman can do blood work, vaccinations, worming, ear cleaning, anal gland expression, cytology, skin scraping, fecal exams, urinalysis, administration of sub-Q fluids, wound cleaning, and other non-emergency medical care. For horses, Dr. Norman performs acupuncture, chiropractic and Chinese herbal medicine and nutritional consultation. For behavior problems, Dr. Norman incorporates Bach flower remedies . Dr. Noman's does not perform surgery or anesthesia in her practice. Her emphasis is on preventive medicine. In the case of emergencies or the need for surgery, Dr. Norman refers her clients to other excellent veterinarians who can perform these services. Call for an appointment (303) 554-7141 Wellness Plans Our animals are exposed to toxins and harmful chemicals daily. Sources are in the water, the food, the ground and the air. Consider what the city park puts on their green lawns, or what chemicals are emanating from a new floor, or what wormer is being excreted on the grass where your horses are grazing. More than ever we need to give these animals we love and care for the tools to keep them healthy. The largest impact we can make in their lives is by feeding them good wholesome food on a daily basis. The second important impact we can have on their health is by reducing over exposure to vaccines and chemical wormers. The third way we can impact their lives is by regular treatments of acupuncture, chiropractic, massage, or other healing techniques that boost their immune system, activate their parasympathetic nervous system, and reduce their pain and stress. Studies show that these techniques will prolong our health and stay off disease processes. The following is what I would consider an ideal wellness plan for each species.